Connecting the Dots of Identity presents a sweeping reformed Christian worldview centered on one provocative claim: the identity you experience now, developed by heredity, environment, and experience, is not your true identity.

Life on Earth is a temporary "Demonstration of Free Will" that began with Adam and Eve. Their choice to disobey God initiated a contrast between inauthentic identity (our present role as free-will participants) and authentic identity (an identity established by God before the foundation of the world). Drawing on more than one hundred biblical references, the work explores election, predestination, angels, Nephilim, redemption, and the nature of love, while addressing contemporary issues such as morality, sexuality, suicide, politics, and meaning.

The book argues that religion is man-made, but God's command is centered on love. Salvation, it proposes, was determined before creation. Hell was created for the Devil and fallen angels, not human beings. In this framework, every human ultimately returns to an authentic identity in Paradise.

Featuring charts, Q&A sections, and conceptual models, the project invites readers, especially youth and seekers, to confront life's essential questions: Who am I? Why am I here? What happens after I die?